
Cities full of charm and history
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Around Biograd, historic towns, lively promenades, and Mediterranean lifestyle await. Zadar, Vodice, Nin, and Šibenik are perfect to discover on day trips.
The surroundings of Biograd na Moru offer an exciting mix of culture, history, and coastal flair. In Zadar, visitors can explore Roman ruins, medieval churches, and the world-famous Sea Organ played by the waves. Vodice attracts with its marina, lively beaches, and vibrant nightlife. The small town of Nin, considered the cradle of the Croatian state, tells stories of ancient kings and enchants with its romantic old town set on an island in the sea. In Šibenik, the UNESCO-protected Cathedral of St. James and impressive fortresses leave a lasting impression. Each of these towns is just a short trip from Biograd and promises a variety of experiences – from cultural highlights to coastal romance.
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- Zadar
Area / Population: City area approx. 194 km², around 75,000 inhabitants (2021)
Sights: Roman old town, medieval churches, modern highlights such as the Sea Organ and the Greeting to the Sun
Further Information: Zadar is considered the cultural center of Northern Dalmatia, characterized by its blend of history and vibrant atmosphere. - Vodice
Area / Population: Municipal area approx. 92.7 km², about 8,600 inhabitants (2021)
Sights: Once a fishing village, today a lively holiday destination with a marina, beautiful beaches, and a vibrant nightlife
Further Information: Known for summer festivals such as the CMC Music Festival and as a popular congress destination. - Nin
Area / Population: Municipal area approx. 53.3 km², around 2,700 inhabitants (2021)
Sights: “The smallest cathedral in the world,” royal city of early Croatian history, located on an island in a lagoon
Further Information: The oldest Croatian town with a significant religious and cultural heritage. - Šibenik
Area / Population: Administrative area approx. 399.5 km², city approx. 31,115 inhabitants (2021)
Sights: UNESCO-protected Cathedral of St. James, several fortresses with panoramic views over the city and coastline
Further Information: A historic city with a strong maritime heritage and cultural significance; often used as a hub for excursions.